The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 33, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 September 1989 — Page 9

Sports

Crosscountry boys clinch NIC round-robin title

By MITCHELL STINSON Sports W riter

The Wawasee Warriors boys' cross country team established itself as the king of the Northern Lakes Conference yesterday (Tuesday), clinching the roundrobin championship in a home meet against the Plymouth Pilgrims and Northridge Raiders. • The Warriors notched a 22-34 victory over Plymouth and a 15-50 win over Northridge to finish the NLC season with a perfect 6-0 record. Plymouth's Larry Boener won the 3,1-mile race in a course record time of 16 minutes flat, but the Warriors had a dominating team effort, taking three of the top five slots and six of the top 10 positions.

Netters finish regular season 10-4

"We didn't really have a good night but now we have to get readv for Saturday/' commented Roger Brady, Wawasee boys' tennis coach, after seeing his squad wrap up the regular season with a 10-4 mark after a 3-2 win at Manchester last night (Tuesday). Jason Hollar posted a .3-6, 6-3, 6-2 win over Tim McLaughlin at the number-one singles position for the Warriors. Mason Robbins was beaten, 3-6, 2-6. by Manchester's Brian Kreps in numbertwo singles action while teammate Chris Shidler dropped a 2-6, 4-6 decision to Tim Kreps at the. number-three singles spot. The Wawasee doubles teams

"" A 4m L Mr \ uh Hue ALL-CONFERENCE PERFORMERS — The Wawasee boys' tennis squad captured fourth place in the NLC Tournament, held last Friday and Saturday at Concord, and several members of the squad were honored for their efforts. Pictured above are the all-NLC selections for the Warriors, along with Coach Roger Brady, who was chosen as NLC Coach-of-the-Year. From left are: Kermit Kropf and Adam Wilson ( number-one doubles), coach Brady. Jerry Smith and Jerry Hutchinson (number-two doubles). (Photo by Scott Davidson)

Bowling

Majors Here We Come 14 2 BB's&T's 13 3 Pin Jockeys 10 6 JL C A 9 7 We Don't Care 9 7 Loud Mouth And Crew 7 9 Coming Around The Corner 2 14 High team game & series Here We Come 500 series A Rensberger 524, J Richard son 534 450 series M Walton 458. T Caudill 480, T Hutter 463 200 games A Rensberger 205, J Richard son 214 150 games C Brower 150, A Rensberger 186, M Walton 174, T Caudill 168. 181. J. Richardson 178, T Hutter 183 Bantam Cubs 13 3 Underdogs ” 5 The Stars 10 6 Bears 9 7 Thunder Bowlers 9 7 Kids With A Ball 7 9 Tigers 79 Bengals 6 *0 Candy 4 12 Gummi Bears 4 12 High team game Underdogs The Stars 318 High team series The Stars 912 150 series T Lovellette 173, A Wiggs 205. N Kelly 189. B Kuhl 207, R Henry 180. C Smeltzer 142, C Smeltzer 174 125 series M Swihart 131 100 series C Coquillard 111, C Knisley 118. A Kime 102 6O.series J Pletcher 82, K Mort 99. A Harris 76 J Spiegle 78. 8\ D Carpeter 86 ’ " . 50 games T Lovellette 53. 66 54 A WigqS\ 81. 58 66 N Kelly 67, 59, 63, C Knisley 59. B Kuhl 53. 85, 69. R Henry 64. 69. C Smeltzer 51. 53. C Smeltzer 50. 64 60 35 games J Pletcher 36. 43. K Hall 48. J Mort 36, 41. C Knisley 48. G Coquillard 40 41. A Kime 44. M Swihart 44 42. 45. R Henry 47. J Spiegle 36. M Knisley 45 D Carpeter 40 Preps Thunder Bowlers -• 12 4 Rad Bowlers I? 4 Rad Dog « 8 Sparklin Diamond . » 8 8* Nothin But Trouble 4 12 Ninja Bowlers 4 12 High team series Rad Bowlers 661 1767 250 series R Harper 297, S Cannon 269 C Burnworth 280 D Eppert 28§. B Dean 264 B Bales 290 225 series K Dean 248 R Gordon 212

"We had a real good week of practice and the times have been coming down real good." said Wawasee coach Jerry Minton. Warrior Jason Douglas recorded a fine time of 16:17. en route to a second-place finish. His performance was good enough to break the old course record, which he set against Columbia City on Thursday, Sept. 21. Eric Streby finished third overall, with a personal record time of 16:46, and Eric Mock was fourth at 17:11. Matt Johnson had the best meet of his career en route to a sixth-place finish and Ryan Shoemaker took the seventh slot. Chad Jones rounded out the Wawasee top 10 attack by grabbing 10th place. The Pilgrims went into the meet with a 4-1 conference record

came through again last night, as they have done all season long, as Adam Wilson and Kermit Kropf paired at number-one for a ~6; 3 . 6-7 (6-8). 7-6 (7-5) victory over John Bazzoni and Brandon Cripe. The Warriors number-two doubles duo of Jerry Smith and Jerry Hutchinson came up with a 6-2, 6-2 win over Nick Grey and Ryan Christenson. The Wawasee junior varsity took it on the chin, dropping a 5-0 match last night to the Manchester JV squad. Preparing To Face Goshen In Sectional Play With the regular season complete, the Warriors will now

100 games K Dean 107, R Harper 133. C Burnworth 139, D Eppert 101. 110. B Bales 115 75 games K Dean 90, R Harper 91 R Gordon 92, J Obacz 77. S Cannon 92. 85, 92 D Eppert 77, J Glon 75, 76. B Dean 91, 98 75, B Plikerdßo. B Bales 87, 88 Splits for Majors, Preps, & Bantam Jay Gosher 3 10 (Maiors). Whitney Vanlan mgham 3 4 6 7 10 (Preps), Angela Wiggs 4 5 7 (Bantam) Friday Night Mixed Pizza Hut 16 4 Bud's Body Shop B’z Milford Party Pack 11 9 The Four Quacks 11 9 Syracuse Rubber - 10 10 SroufeMfg '0 '0 Martin's Feeds 9'z 10' i National Products 9 11 Tranter Graphics . 9 H Bitner Eggs 3 17 High team game and series Martin's Feeds 732 2010 600 series B Obacz6oß 500 series K Solina 527, G Hamilton 527, C Nolan 538, L Sawyer 540. T Cravens 508. D Obacz 563. L Ryman 520, S Kalisik 580 450 series B Hamilton 475, B Swihhrt 490 200 games G Hamilton 201, L Sawyer 224. T Cravens 212. D Obacz 202. B Obacz 209, 203 160 games B Hamilton 174, 172, K Solina 186, 160, 181, C Nolan 169, 178, 191, B Swihart 175,, 164, S Obacz-169, I Kalisik 169 Splits J Gerard 4 5 7, B Oba< z 3 10 Tuesday Afternoon Teghtmeyer I? 4 Paul's U Lock It • H S C J s Restaurant 10 6 * Mastercraft '0 6 a Petite 9 ' 6 . Ameritrust 9 7 Co’ton & Cotton 8 8 Noble Romans 7 . 9 Wa Chester 3', 12'/ High team game and series Teghtmeyer 836 2281 500 series M Rensberger 516 R Gernty 516 450 senes L Welty 465 J Karusal 475 D Lawson 484 B Swihart 469 S Wolterman 483 B Smith 496 From 9 19 C Shaum 484 160 games L Welty 199 B Slabauqh >66 • J Refusal 169 D Lawson 187 B DeWitt 162. 5 Wolterman 167. 175, L Crow '64 M Rensberger 164. 176. 176. R Gernty ’67 193. B Smith 162 186 C Young 169 C Shaum 169 From 9 19 M Vanik 171 C Shaum 160 194 Splits D Craiq 3 10. 3 10, S W terman 5 10 3 10. S Cotton 5,7. D Lawson a ' *0- *> GiHand 7 8 J Kampf 5 6. L Jaggers t 10

and could have become roundrobin co-champions with a victory over Wawasee. But the Warriors came through in the clutch, with several runners recording their best times ever Wawasee's harriers, sport an 11-0 overall record with one more dual meet left on the schedule. Plymouth's record stands at 4-2 in the NLC and 7-2 overall. The Raiders dropped to 0-6 and 2-11. Girls Lose Showdown All three girls' teams came into yesterday's meet undefeated, looking to win the round-robin championship. However, it was the Plymouth Lady Pilgrims who came away with the gold, scoring an 18-41 victory over Wawasee and a 23-32 win against Northridge. Heidi Boener. the younger

prepare for the "second season " with sectional play scheduled to begin this Friday afternoon in Elkhart. Wawasee will square off against conference foe Goshen on Saturday morning beginning at 10 a m. at the Elkhart Meiflorial courts. After initial action on Friday and Saturday at the Memorial and Elkhart Central courts, the finals of the sectional will be played on Monday afternoon. beginning at 4:30 p.m. In addition to the Warriors and the Redskins, the remainder of the Elkhart Sectional field consists of Concord. Elkhart Central. Jimtown. North Wood. LaVille. Northridge. Elkhart Memorial and Fairfield.

Land O Lakes Ligonier Elks 15'. ' z Worker Bros Const 13 3 R C Pier . ’2'. 3/ Kurleys Keglers 10 6 Liner Bros Const 9 7 American Bldgs 9 7 KOfC 8 8 Ameritrust 8 8 Dana 8 8 Reads Race mg 7 9 Buds Bar 7 9 Wawasee Bowl 6 10 Docs Hardware 5 11 Dangles 5 11 Cocmeros 3 13 Biddles 7 ’ 4 High team game Ligonier Elks 1061 High team series Kurleys Keglers 3147 600senes S Richmond 624 500 series J Miller 518, B Perez 5)0, B Knisley 524, K Knisley 537, B Obacz 562, T Cravens 558, J Gerard 539, L LeCount 571, T Ervin 505, C L Walton 500 W Alderfer 589, D Barhydt 508, C C Walton 533, P Flanagan 554, M Sparks 502. J Halsey 506 D Weaver 512, J Wortinger 588. C Garner 512. J Sheets 544. D Smith 572. J Rice 521, L Schlabach 507. R Mathew 592 200 games S Richmond 226, 212. B Obacz 213. 205. J Gerard 202, L LeCount 211, D Hoover 211, W Alderfer 202. 212. C C Walton 209, P Flanagan 212, M Durham 204. J Wor finger 242. J Sheets 210. D Smith 212. J Rice 225. R Mathew 232 Our Saturday Night Mixed HC K ’ Sub Jammers 6 2 „3 \ 6 2 Twit Heads ' 5 3 Carpenters Simpson 5 3 Safety Pins 4 4 Misfits 4 4 -12 4 4 Lesa s Losers 4 4 -IS 44 MC M 3 5 -7 3 5 The Duds 7 6 Best F rlends 7: 6 "2 »16 04 High team q<im* i and senes Safety Pins 834 2 500 senes’ D ( arpenter 5J7 J Simpson 555 J Johnson s<x D Dean 505 4505»-ries B 5.".-’bart 460 D Allan 450 . >OO games D C arpenter 201 J Simpson 211 B .wihart2oo ISO games k P.iuwels 15-’ K Dean 155 M W" ard.l6o D Allan 163 J Harns 169 S Radatiaugh 158 K Murphy 151 i Hunt >64 Sphts Par o H"latuente 1’ 10 Bill Pauwels 5 10

sister of Plymouth's top boys' runner, blew away the competition. recording a time of 15:02 over the 2.5-mile course'. Plymouth’s girls took four of the top five spots. Wawasee's Lady Harriers turned in a fine performance, but the competition was. just a little too tough Sophomore Mel Hobbs broke her own school record, taking sixth place in 15:55. Teammates Lori Gargett and Angie Garner beat the old school record too. Gargett finished eighth in a time of 16 minutes flat and Garner was 10th in 16:01. The Wawasee trio combined with teammates Gina Minton and Staci Freel to break the school team record. Their combined time of 82:22 chopped 19 seconds

"If we come out on Saturday and play well and defeat Goshen, we have a good draw after that and I think that we ll definitely reach the finals of the sectional. ' the coach remarked Fourth In NLCCompetition “Overall I thought that we did really well in the conference meet and we accomplished what we set out to do and that was finish ahead of Plymouth." commented Brady after the Warriors came away with a fourth place effort in the NLC Tournament held at Concord Friday and Saturday. The tourney, won by NLC regular season champion Warsaw. saw the Wawasee doubles teams both come away as champions in the two-day event The number-one doubles duo of Wilson and Kropf received a bye in the first round and then whipped Jeff Umbaugh and AndyBeam of Plymouth. 6-0. 6-3. before defeating Chris Benyousky and Greg Compton of Warsaw. 6-2. 2-6. 6-1. in the championship match The Warriors, number-two doubles team of Smith and Hut'■hinson turned in the surprise effort for the squad as they posted a 6-4. 6-3 win over the Warsaw team of Tony Robinson and Ted Westerhof in the championship match. The "Jerry and Jerry' combination earlier defeated Troy Swartzendruber and Scott Miller of Goshen. 6-4. 6-2. and Roger Plaster and Ryan Morehouse of Northridge. 6-1. 6-4. to advance to the finals. "Jerry and Jerry really kept their heads and played great." said Brady In singles action at the NLC Tourney. Hollar finished in fifth place after notching a 6-1. 6-4 w in over North Wood's Jamie Prenkert. Robbins dropped his first round match to Alex Manforon of Warsaw. 2-6. 2-6. at the number-two singles spot while teammate Shidler, playing at number-three, finished in fifth place after beating Justin Ev rs of North Wood and then posting a

Monday Night Early Birds GoGoGirls 14 2 LSD 13'/ 2'/ Gutter Grabbers 12 4 Sunshmers 11 5 Strikettes 10 > 6 Candy Girls 9 7 . Flexsteel »3 9 7 Walker Reworks 9 7 Lucky Strikes 9 7 Bowling Bags 8 8 Walker Pipers 7 9 Swingin' Grandmas 7 9 Flexsteel »2 6' i 9 . Cocmeros 6 10 Dameons Nightmare 6 10 Rosettes 6 ,0 BBB's . 5 • ’O'Waiker Rejects 5 I’ Fuzz Busters 4 • ” ■ Louie's Pm Getters 4 12 500 senes J Slabaugh 504 450 series L Dorsett 498 S Bucher 468 S McKee 492 160 games P Gordon 163 L Dorsett 175. 169. S Bucher 183, 176, J Slabaugh 166 189 J Stricklin 165. F Tucker 172, M Lambright 172; B Swihart 178, S McKee 179. 169 S Klenke 161 Splits D Weaver 5 6 J Salter 310 M Bartman 3 10, M Smith 3 10, S Mmmx 3 10. K Sweatland 5 6 10. C Shriner 5 6 10 County Pilcher s Shoes > 4 ? Thwaits Realty 13 3 INCO II 5 Syracuse Tire 10 6 American Legion >0 6 Wawasee Service Center 9 7 Miller s Heating B'. 7!.' Rinkers 8 8 Parker Hybrids ; 7'. 8. Bison Trailers 7 9 Tux Shop Syracuse Trans Corp 4 12 Sea Nymph 2 14 High team game INCO 900 High team series Tux. Shop 2593 500 series G Lowe 552. R Stahley 517; R Solina 579 S Weaver 568, B Thwaits 541 G Dean 503, D Dean 513, C Walton 531. S Butt 507 M Zellinger 557 W Stahly 517 E Coburn 564. P Smith .516 D Obac z 528 B Knisley 519. I Senders 529 ,C Swihart 509 T White 518 R ,Bunnell 519 J Stork 506 200 games G Lowe 211. S Weaver 206 G Dean 214. M Zellinger 215 E Coburn 209. D Obac i 212 Thursday Night Ladies Golden Razor 9 3 Kidds ” 5 Alley Cats * ” 5 Louse s Bar & Grill 10 6 Culps Welding 10 6

off the old record, which was set against Columbia City last Thursday. Sept. 21. With the losses to Plymouth and Northridge, the Lady Warriors' record dropped to 4-2 in the conference and 7-3 Overall. The Lady Pilgrims went to 6-0 in the NLC and 9-0 overall, while the Lady Raiders are now 5-1 and 11-2.' Records Abound Against Eagles Jason Douglas set a new course record as the Warrior boys recorded victories in a home meet against Columbia City and Churubusco on Thursday. Sept 21 The senior standout chopped three seconds off the old time ot 16:27. set by Plymouth's Glen Weidner last year It was a Wawasee romp as the

6-0. 6-2 win over Rob Stouder of Northridge. The Warsaw squad, despite capturing just one individual title during the competition, relied on its team depth to total 43 points and the championship Concord grabbed second place with 39 points, followed by Goshen (32), Wawasee (30 >. Plymouth (27), North Wood (5) and Northridge (5 >. The Warriors finished the cumulative season in the NLC i regular season results plus NLC Tournament finishi in a tie with Plymouth for fourth place with seven points The Warsaw squad captured the overall conference title with 14 points, followed by Concord (11). Goshen (ll>. Wawasee (7> Plymouth (7). .North Wood (3'-i and Northridge <2'->. Wilson. Kropf. Smith and Hutchinson were all selected to the All-Conference team by virtue of their performances in the NLC Tournament The four Warriors were joined on the team by Chris McCleary of Warsaw. Son Cao of Plymouth. Streit of Goshen and the Concord trio of-Matt Reverman. Kevin Sumrak and Jeff Burden. The honors didn't end w ith the Wawasee players Brady was also honored, being selected as the Coach-of-the-Year for the NLC "It's really an honor and kind of neat to receive the recognition, but our program is still not where I want it to be. although we have raised ourselves into a competitive situation in the conference." commented Brady ■fife.

Wawasee Bowl 9 1 Liberty Homes 9 7 Miller s Heating 9 7 Lake City Bank I 6 6 Ace Hardware LakeCify Bank II 8.8 Town & Country Doq Grooming 6 6 Inno Pak 7 9 Beacon 6 >0 Sandi s Clip & Curt 5 11 Big Wheel 3 13 Lane Technicians High team game Golden Razor 1049 High team series Louie's Bar 8, Grill 2979 500 series S Friebergs6l Y Coburn 571 H Taylor 500 L Hawn 507 450 series S F lanagan 486 R Gernty 483 E Slabauqh 496 B Swihart 482. J Mullet 464 C Miller 467. T ( inchard 485 N Shields 494. C Solma 464 N Anderson 495, D Kemper 473-, B Gross 462 J Daffron 463, F Jones 493 J Kausal 496 J Reed 456 A Luyben 468 L Bobeck 454 C Simpson 495 K Knisley 451 200 games S F lanagan 200 S- Frieberq 234. J fcausal 208 Y Coburn 200 160 games S Flanaqanl63 D Skevmqton 183 R Gernty 178 E Slabauqh 168 189 P Summerlof 167 B Swihart 184 J C Miller 170, S Mitchell 169 T Blanchard 173. 163. L Ulery 177 N Shields 160 174 160 C Solma 160 173 N Anderson 186 S Frieberq 172 D Kemper 174 S Street 166 B Gross 170 J Daffron 170 R Farmer*l6o F * Jones 178, 171. T Taylor 185 Y Coburn 190 181 H Taylor 182 183 K Meade 160 A. Luyben 172. L Bobeck 165 J Brown 164 L Hawn 187 166 C Simpson 163. 182 Splits Harriett Stuff 5»7 5 6 Dee Wa ’on 3 10. 3 10, Pat Culp 4 5 7 Karen Pa..weis < 10 Sarah Mitchell 310 Felecia jbnes 2 7 Sherri Obacz 5 10 Alice Luyben 5 10 C mdy Simp son 5 6 Sunday Nite Mixed Gutter Dusters Cruisers 16 . 8 Miller s Heating 1 t Buckeroos Augsbiirqer s N W Creative Touch -1 Coc ineros Clutters Ye Old* Put. Creative Touch »2 I J Kale Island Bait Married With C hi+dren Spare Underwear High team game and series ,prs Heating 672 186 ’ SOO senes K Brower SOI < Hare 5 u Bucher 508 k Pa> a. ■■ Sft3 4Soseries K Whit.- IS4 8 Sanders4SS 200 games k Brower 20

Warriors took the first six places The Warriors scored a 15-49 victory over Columbia City and a 15-50 w in over Churubusco Columbia City’s Lady Eagles handed the Lady Warriors their first loss of the season, despite a record-setting performance by Mel Hobbs The sophomore sensation's time of 16:02 chopped nine seconds off the old school record set by Pat Routson in 1985. Hobbs teamed with teammates Lori Gargett. Angie Garner. Tiffany Titus and Gina Minton to break the six-year old school team record Their combined time of 82:41 trimmed 11 seconds off the old record The tough Lady Eagles squad took first, second and third places, en,route to a 21-34 victory over Wawasee The Lady Warriors. in turn, salvaged a 24-35 w in over Churubusco. Boys Take Third At Tourney Wawasee's boys finished third

BATTLE FOR FIRST — With first place on the line, the Wawasee boys' cross country team clinched the Northern Lakes Conference round-robin championship in a home meet against Plymouth and Northridge yesterday (Tuesday). Pictured in the front row of runners, from left, are: Warriors Eric Streby. Jason Douglas, Eric Mock and Plymouth's Larry Boener. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson) THROUGH THE WOODS — Wawasee Lady Warrior Staci Freel emerges from the woods in front of this pack during yesterday's (Tuesday) home meet against Plymouth and Northridge. Plymouth’s ( girls won the battle of unbeatens and clinched the Northern Lakes Conference round-robin title, i Photo by Mitchell Stinson)

160 games L Brower 164 C Hare 170 175 165 S Bucher 160 >66 ’B2 K White 166 K Pauwels 163 192 P Lynn 165 K Senders 181 Splits W Bucher's 8 10 D Arnett 2 7 B Pauwels 5 7 B Miller 3 10 Tuesday Nite Ladies The 3 DeLites 9 } Gr anmes & the Kid 6 6 Go Getters 4.7. Chumps 4 8 , High team game and series Chumps 492 1316 450 senes M Wiggs 450 J West 466 I Menzie 462 160 games C Byrd 'B’ J West 18’ I Menzie 178 M Wiggs 167 D Lovellette 168 Splits I Menzie 3 ’0 J West 3 10 Milford Business State Farm Ins I 9 1 Gropp s 18 2 Pro Shop .17 3 Todd Rea'ty 10 10 Innopak 8 12 Dana ,7 13 Jerry's Carpet 6 14 UAW . 6 14 Sal 5 15 Commodore 4 16 High’team game UAW '054 High team senes State Farm Ins 3000 600 series T Smith 636 500 series B Burthay 506 J Smeltzer 565 J Simpson.s63 D Carpenter 545 B Robm sou ->O4 C Farr 50 7 m Shearer 53 9 S 7awadzke 537 E. Scoff 526 B Workman 540 ( Summer 10.’519 200games T Smith 245 2'4 Juniors SOLs- ’7 4 , Rude Dogs 12 ' 4 1 he Odd One .11 5 Easy Does It 10 6 Hoosiers 9 ] Mnq Pms 7 9 P.n Heads 3 High team game 8, senes The Odd One ’95 2256 400 series T Mr Farren 408 C Swihart 400 ISO series J Tanner 370 S Laughlin 389 R S< hwaim 392 125 series B Richardson 133 . ISO games T Me Farren 170 b Tanner 158 S Laughltnls9 C Swihart 151 100 games’ B Richardson 142 . T Mi far -rrm +OS-W3-C -Sor? 114 F Bowman 103 117 C Wagnerl23 J Hun/iker 142 B SchiMer '45 J Tanner >2O I Tanner 101 S Lauqhlm 103 127. C Swihart ’2B 121 J Galloway 125 A Knisley 109 R Schwalm 131 128 131 M Hausbach 119 R Goad 121 112 J F oltz 101

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out of 11 teams in the open division of the Culver Military Academy Invitational last Saturday. Sept 23. The No. 2-ranked Carmel Greyhounds won the meet with a low score of 41 points No 7-ranked Chesterton took second with 84 and the Warriors, ranked 17th. scored 104 points to finish third slot. Crown Point and New Prairie rounded out the topdTve Jason Douglas earned top individual honors for the Warriors, coming in seventh place overall in 16:22. Teammates Eric Streby and Eric Mock placed 16th and 20th. respectively In girls' action, the Lady Warriors finished in eighth place with 216 points. No 2-ranked Fort Wayne Northrup won the meet w ith 37. Mel Hobbs paced Wawasee's squad, recording a time of 16:47 en route to a 25th-place finish

Swim squad defeats North Wood for 7th victory

By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Writer

"The girls performed very well and I was definitely happy with such an easy win because I expected it to be a very close meet." said Roger Karns. Wawasee girls' swim coach, after watching the Lady Warriors splash past conference foe NorthWoo'd. 102-69. last night (Tuesday! at home The win over Karns' former squad raised the Lady Warriors season mark to an impressive 7-1 (2-0 in the NLC). Wawasee. which received 11 personal best efforts last night. ' took firsts in six events as Brandee Carlson ,200-yard freestyle and 100 backstroke). Sherry Payne <SO freestyle'. Julie Gunn > diving 1 and Krista Guimond 1100 breaststroke 1 won individual events and the four some of Dawn Firestone. Gui; mond. Tonya Perzanowski and Payne captured the 200 medleyrelay race. • All of the girls turned in a fine effort and Sherry 1 Payne> and Sara 1 Klinei swam very well after coming back from injuries." commented Karns Both Payne and Kline had been sidelined by back injuries The second place efforts for the z Lady Warriors were led by the school-record effort of Guimond in the 200 individual medley event Guimond finished the race in a time of 2:22.85 to break her previous record of 2:24.38. Others turning in second place efforts

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Angie Garner was 34th and Lori Gargett took 40th Invitational Next For Warriors Both Wawasee teams return to action Saturday at the Manchester Invitational. That will be followed by the season dual-meet finale, as the Warriors host the Whitko Wildcats next Monday. Oct 2 Waw asee-Northridge-Ply mouth Boys Results: Wawasee 22. Plymouth 34; Wawasee 15. Northridge 50; Plymouth 15. Northridge 50. Ist-Boener (Plymouth), 16:0(J; 2nd-Douglas 'Wawasee). 16:17 3rd-Streby (Wawasee). 16:46. 4th-Mock (Wawasee). 17:11; sthLowery (Plymouth>. 17:14 Girls Results: Ist-Boener (Plymouth). 15:02; 2nd-Miller i Northridgei. 15:25; 3rd-Ash (Plymouth), 15:46; 4th-Naylor 'Plymouth). 15:48; sth-Carlberg (Plymouth). 15:48; 6th-Hobbs i Wawasee), 15:55.

were: Firestone. Lori Boles (two), Payne. Chris Ridings (two) and Carlson and Stacy Neterer The team will now participate in the Goshen Relays, beginning at 10 a m Saturday . The competition, which will be all relay events, will include the LadyWarriors as well as teams from Concord. Goshen. North Wood. Penn. South Bend Clay, and Warsaw. “We just want to swim well and have a good time and take a look at some of the other NLC teams that we still have to face.'' commented Karns. The squad ’■ will be back in conference action next Tuesday. Oct. 3. with a dual meet at archrival Warsaw scheduled for 6:3opm Defeat Manchester 93-79 The Lady Warriors splashed and dove their way to a 93-79 win over a tough Manchester team last Thursday. Sept 21. for their sixth consecutive win after a season opening loss at Penn. The squad rode the recordsetting effort of Guimond in the 200 IM as she established a new school record with a time of 2:24.38 (the mark she surpassed against North Wood). The Lady Warriors also received first place efforts in individual x events from Boles (50 freestyle). Gunn (diving). Ridings (500 freestyle) and Perzanowski (100 backstroke) The team also had a first place performance from the 200 medley relay team of Firestone. Perzanowski. Boles and Guimond

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